Animal Placement

Name: KATHRYN HALCOMB
Organization: DFW WILDLIFE COALITION
Address: 6632 CR 620 FARMERSVILLE TEXAS
Phone: 469-360-6373
Phone2: 972-429-2316
Email: KATHRYN.HALCOMB@WYLIEISD.NET
Message:
I CAN HELP OUT WITH TAKING IN SMALL ANIMALS RABBITS & SQUIRRELS.

Name: Bonnie Payne
Organization:
Address: 2468 Shelton Rd N . Bee Branch , Arkansas 72013
Phone: 501-654-4103
Phone2: 501-745-5025
Email: thepaynes@ozarkisp.net
Message: I am a licensed wildlife and raptor rehabber in Arkansas. Can
provide temporary housing/care for small wildlife , raptors, and fawns.
Also have space for large parrots, ferrets, etc.

Name: Lynn Sciumbato
Organization: Morning Star Wildlife Rehab Center
Address: 13844 Mt. Olive Rd. Gravette, AR 72736
Phone: 479-795-1515
Phone2: 479-633-1908
Email: wildlife@mc2k.com
Message:
I have access to frozen mice and rats for anyone who has lost their frozen animal food. I live in NW Arkansas so can either FedEx wherever they need to go or can road trip them down.

Name: Larry Reed, DVM
Organization: Westchester Animal Clinic
Address: 55 E US 20, Porter, IN 46304
Phone: 2199261194
Phone2:
Email:lwreed42@comcast.net
Message:
We can take all but hoofed animals and migratory birds needing help.

Name: Elaine Long
Organization: TWRC (Texas Wildlife Rehabilitation Coalition, Inc.)
Address: 2822 Skypark, Houston Tx.
Phone: 281-496-6380
Phone2: 281-923-3613
Email: cottontail@houston.rr.com
Message: Able to accept wildlife cases in rehab. State & Federal Permits, can accept Eastern Screech Owls for indoor/outdoor caging. Wild rabbits, flying squirrels, limited quantities of tree squirrels, self feeding juvenile to adult songbirds.

Name: Sue Donkersgoed
Organization: Horse Butte Wildlife Center
Address: 72 Valentine Lane West Yellowstone,Montana
Phone: 406-646-9519
Phone2:
Email: wildlife@avicom.net
Message:
Can take birds and some small mammals.

Name: Mary Anna Cook-Babcock
Organization: Desert Hope Wildlife Rehabilitation
Address: Phoenix, AZ
Phone: (602)283-4031
Phone2: (520)850-5231
Email: mabat@cox.net
Message: I can accommodate small mammals, wild or rehab, and medium parrots.

Name: Diana Orr
Organization: WildRescue/Rabbit Rescue
Address: Copper Canyon, TX 75077
Phone: 940-231-9742
Phone2:
Email:wildrescuetexas@yahoo.com
Message:
We are ready and willing to accept domestic rabbits along with any of
the small mammals, including all wild rabbits, hares, squirrels, etc.
We are also willing to help with transport and veterinary care. Our
drop-off locations for wildlife are listed below. Please call me first
if possible (cell number: 940-231-9742). Standing by....
Drop-off locations:

Rick and Michelle Bowen
4254 Malone
The Colony, TX 75056
214-725-2588
214-707-9484

North Colony Animal Clinic
4695 North Colony Blvd.
Suite 100
972-370-7277

SPCA - The Colony
4720 E. Lake Highlands
972-625-5545

Name: Susan L. Solomon
Organization: Northern California Herpetological Society
Address: 2912 Sierra Mills Lane, Sacramento, CA 95864
Phone: (916) 486-4293
Phone2: 916) 205-4293
Email:
Message: We are a registered 501(c)3 prepared to take both wild and pet
sick or injured or displaced snakes and lizards. We are based in
Sacramento, CA, near three military airports (Mather, Beale, Travis).
We and our members are prepared to get reptile vet care for any animals
you may have gathered in the hurricane areas *except*: NO venomous
animals, NO crocodilians, NO turtles/tortoises/chameleons,
NO snakes or lizards over six feet, NO iguanas (we can't place our own).
We look forward to helping. Our wildlife permit is in the name of Fur,
Feathers and Scales, with the California Dept. of Fish and Game, but we
get by far more pet herp rescues. Sue

Name: Emily Jayroe
Organization:
Address: 16319 Summer Wind Drive, Houston Tx
Phone: 281-580-7627
Phone2: 713-539-1354
Email: EmandMia@aol.com
Message: We are on the north side of Houston and are not evacuating. I
am a vet tech. and am available to help animals. I have six fawns in
care and can hold deer of any size. I can accept small mammals for
transfer to other rehabbers.

Heard Museum in McKinney, Texas

Through the Conservation Trust and the Heard Museum, IWRC has
established a temporary emergency shelter for raptors at the Heard
Museum in McKinney, Texas. The Heard Museum can accommodate up to 175
birds of prey. If you are in need of emergency shelter for captive or
wild birds of prey, please contact Lee Theisen-Watt at 972-712-9606 or
972-658-0213. We would like to express our gratitude to John Ernst, the
museum's director.

Rebecca McKeever (Lone Star Wildlife Rescue, Bellville, TX):

Rebecca has worked with government agencies to facilitate the transfer of wildlife to Texas from Louisiana. She has completed the paperwork and is presently the only rehabilitator to hold the required permit, but is in contact with larger groups in her area regarding transfer, placement and legalities.

Caveats: Texas rehabilitators are required to work with the Texas Animals Health Commission and other agencies; USFWS will work on a case-by-case basis with birds.

Note that all wildlife from Louisiana must be kept separate from Texas wildlife; all Louisiana wildlife must be returned to Louisiana for release. Rabies vector species and deer (CWD) may not be transported to Texas.

Contact: 832 444-6996

Resources

The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) has NDART teams in all affected areas and will assist with wildlife rescues, transport, etc.
Contact: 1-800-HUMANE-1 (9 a.m. – 9 p.m. EST) Email: disaster@hsus.org

The International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) has rescue teams in affected areas, and may assist with and coordinate rescues, transport, etc.

Contact: www.ifaw.org.